Learn the Warning Signs

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When Gambling Stops Being Fun

If gambling has stopped being a fun, affordable activity for you or a loved one, it may be time to address the issue. The signs below may indicate a problem. The more signs a person shows, the greater the likelihood that he or she may have lost control of their gambling.

Gambling for longer and longer periods of time

Lying about the extent of gambling involved

Often missing work or school to gamble

Neglecting personal or family responsibilities to gamble

Using gambling as an escape

Gambling with money needed for paying bills

Believing the “big win” will bring gambling under control

Common Behaviors of Problem Gambling

Which of these behaviors may be signs of a problem?

Last night he told his spouse he was working late but he was really at the casino.Lying about the extent of gambling activity and involvement is a sign of problem.

His mortgage payment was lost in an online game of blackjack.Using money intended for monthly bills and a growing debt resulting from gambling are signs of a problem.

He missed his son’s birthday party. He stayed late at the casino thinking that the slot machine he was playing was due for a win.Those with gambling problems often neglect responsibilities so they can keep playing.

She’s often absent from work and is having a hard time managing her workload.When gambling becomes an escape from job and family, it’s a problem.

She gambles more and more to escape from the pressures of home and work.When gambling becomes an escape from job and family, it’s a problem.

Note: If you recognize these behaviors in you or someone else and are concerned that a problem exists, there is help. To learn more, call the Nevada Council on Problem Gambling at 1-800-522-4700.

Additional Help

If you would like to learn more about responsible gaming, consult with a GameSense Advisor.

If you feel you need help, please call the following 24-hour confidential hotlines:

Nevada Council on Problem Gambling
1-800-522-4700

Maryland Alliance for Responsible Gambling
1-800-GAMBLER

Massachusetts Council on Compulsive Gambling
1-800-426-1234

Michigan Department of Community Health
1-800-270-7117

The Mississippi Council on Problem and Compulsive Gambling
1-888-777-9696

The Council on Compulsive Gambling of New Jersey
1-800-GAMBLER

If you desire to self-limit from gaming at all US based MGM Resorts International properties, you may request a Self-Limit Access Program form at the Casino Cage of any of our US based casino properties. In addition, in the states of Maryland, Michigan, Mississippi, and New Jersey individuals requesting to be self-excluded may also fill out a form specific for that state.

Maryland Lottery and Gaming Control Agency
1-410-230-8798

Massachusetts Gaming Commission
1-617-533-9737

Michigan Gaming Control Board
1-888-223-3044

Mississippi Gaming CommissionJackson 1-800-504-7529Central District 1-888-465-8312Northern District 1-800-269-3577Southern District 1-800-497-8550

New Jersey Division of Gaming EnforcementAtlantic City 1-609-441-3846Trenton 1-609-777-2279

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